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Adapter-Handling
Precautions - Points to keep in mind when installing or removing an
adapter. |
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Emulating Card and Socket Services
- Card Services Emulator for PCMCIA or CardBus adapters under DOS or OS/2(DOS,
OS/2) |
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Managing Local and Remote PCs - The DMI Desktop
Management Interface specification from the Desktop Management Task Force
that enables local or remote management of a PC. Installation and de-installation
information, and associated files. |
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DOS Features - configuring start-up
menus and conserving memory. |
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Adding and Removing Adapters - Hot
Plug PCI allows standard PCI adapters to be added and removed (hot-plugged)
without powering off the computer under Novell NetWare or NT 4. Supported
adapters, configuration and usage information. |
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Mirroring Adapters - An introduction,
supported adapters and requirements. Enabling, configuring and testing
mirroring under Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Novell NetWare. |
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Promiscuous Mode - An overview, and
information about enabling and about disabling, temporarily or permanently. |
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Installing Drivers in Unattended Mode
- Information about performing a standard or customised unattended installation
under Windows 95, 2000 or NT 4. |
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Switching a Computer On from a Low-Power
State - An overview of Wake-On-LAN, OnNow and Magic Packet, which
have the ability to wake a computer (switch it on from a low-power state)
in response to an event such as the reception of a particular packet on
the network. Information on enabling Wake-On-LAN, and location of the
socket. |